Category: History
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Econ: The End of the Great Depression
(note, like all articles this is ai generated, and a different analysis may raise other issues; this is still worth thinking about. The AI model introduced the “هستید” right there, which means “Are you” – no edit by me) The Great Depression, a cataclysmic economic collapse that gripped the world from 1929 to the late…
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History: The Midnight Judges
I. Introduction The Midnight Judges affair of 1801 stands as a pivotal moment in American history, marking a critical juncture in the development of the U.S. judiciary and its role in the balance of power among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Occurring during the waning days of President John Adams’ administration, this event unfolded…
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USA: Isolationism
Key Points Historical Overview U.S. isolationism began with the nation’s founding, emphasizing non-involvement in foreign conflicts, as seen in George Washington’s Farewell Address (American Isolationism in the 1930s). It peaked in the 1920s and 1930s, with policies like the Neutrality Acts reflecting a focus on domestic issues during the Great Depression. This stance shifted after…
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History: Pre-Civilisation
I. Introduction: Setting the Stage for Humanity’s Deep History (200,000 BCE – 5000 BCE) The narrative of human history extends far beyond the advent of recorded events, stretching back into the vast epochs of prehistory. This report delves into a critical period of this deep history, spanning from approximately 200,000 BCE to 5000 BCE. This…
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History: The Ides of March
The Ides of March—March 15, 44 BCE—stands as one of history’s most infamous dates, immortalized by the brutal assassination of Julius Caesar. Far from a mere historical footnote, this event is a cauldron of controversy, simmering with questions about power, betrayal, and the ethics of political violence. Was Caesar a tyrant who deserved his fate,…